Egypt5 years ago
Egypt must protect right to peaceful protest: HRW
Egyptian authorities should recognize that the world is watching, Human Rights Watch says.
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Brazil5 years ago
300 killed in Brazil’s Amazon in 10 yrs over deforestation
A Human Rights Watch report finds that over 300 people have been killed over the past decade in conflicts over the use of land and resources in the Amazon.
Egypt5 years ago
HRW slams Kuwait over deportation of 3 Egyptians
Human Rights Watch slams as “unlawful” Kuwait's deportation of eight Egyptian dissidents linked to the Muslim Brotherhood to their country.
Saudi Arabia5 years ago
Anti-Wahhabi Saudi thinker faces execution: HRW
HRW slams the Saudi authorities for seeking the death penalty against a religious thinker and critic for peacefully expressing his opinion.
Egypt5 years ago
HRW accuses Egypt of committing ‘war crimes’ in Sinai
Human Rights Watch says Egyptian security forces have committed “war crimes” by allegedly targeting civilians in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula.
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S Africa must prosecute perpetrators of xenophobic attacks
HRW has urged South African authorities to prosecute the perpetrators of deadly xenophobic violence that displaced some 300 Malawi migrants three weeks ago but has yielded no arrests.
Sudan6 years ago
HRW releases footage of violence, abuse in Sudan
Human Rights Watch releases footage of Sudanese government forces committing violent rights abuses against protesters over the past weeks.
Syria6 years ago
HRW urges transparency in terrorists transfer out of Syria
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Saudi Arabia6 years ago
Saudi female activist tortured in 'palace of terror': Brother
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Saudi Arabia6 years ago
Rights groups demand access to Saudi political prisoners
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch demand that Saudi Arabia allow independent monitors access to political prisoners in the country, amid new reports of torture.
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